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popularRokket | Staff posted Yesterday 07:50 PM
popularRokket | Staff posted Yesterday 07:50 PM

RIDGID 18V Cordless 8-Tool Combo Kit w/ 2.0 Ah + 4.0 Ah Batteries & Charger $299 + Free Shipping

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The Home Depot [homedepot.com] has RIDGID 18V Cordless 8-Tool Combo Kit w/ 2.0 Ah Battery, 4.0 Ah Battery, Charger & Tool Bag on sale for $299. Shipping is free.

This sale price matches the October 2025 Frontpage deal which received + 49 votes from the community.

Includes:
  • Drill/Driver
  • Impact Drive
  • Reciprocating Saw
  • 6-1/2 in. Circular Saw
  • Random Orbit Sander
  • Compact Jobsite Blower
  • Work Light
  • Hand Vacuum
  • 4.0Ah Battery
  • 2.0Ah Battery
  • Charger
  • 6-1/2 in. Circular Saw Blade
  • Dust Bag
  • Nozzle
  • Vacuum Attachment
  • Hex Key
  • Tool Bag
Features:
  • Drill/Driver: 525 in-lbs. of torque
  • Impact Driver: 1,850 in-lbs. of torque
  • Reciprocating Saw: Up to 3,000 SPM and 1-1/8" Stroke Length
  • Circular Saw: Electronic Blade Brake & Heavy-Duty Aluminum Base
  • Random Orbit Sander: Variable-Speed Dial
  • Jobsite Blower: delivers 110 CFM and 160 MPH
  • LED Worklight: 135° Pivoting Head and 400 Lumens
  • Hand Vacuum: 40 CFM and 24.6 IOW
  • 100% Compatible: Works with all RIDGID 18V Batteries, Tools, and Chargers
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The Home Depot [homedepot.com] has RIDGID 18V Cordless 8-Tool Combo Kit w/ 2.0 Ah Battery, 4.0 Ah Battery, Charger & Tool Bag on sale for $299. Shipping is free.

This sale price matches the October 2025 Frontpage deal which received + 49 votes from the community.

Includes:
  • Drill/Driver
  • Impact Drive
  • Reciprocating Saw
  • 6-1/2 in. Circular Saw
  • Random Orbit Sander
  • Compact Jobsite Blower
  • Work Light
  • Hand Vacuum
  • 4.0Ah Battery
  • 2.0Ah Battery
  • Charger
  • 6-1/2 in. Circular Saw Blade
  • Dust Bag
  • Nozzle
  • Vacuum Attachment
  • Hex Key
  • Tool Bag
Features:
  • Drill/Driver: 525 in-lbs. of torque
  • Impact Driver: 1,850 in-lbs. of torque
  • Reciprocating Saw: Up to 3,000 SPM and 1-1/8" Stroke Length
  • Circular Saw: Electronic Blade Brake & Heavy-Duty Aluminum Base
  • Random Orbit Sander: Variable-Speed Dial
  • Jobsite Blower: delivers 110 CFM and 160 MPH
  • LED Worklight: 135° Pivoting Head and 400 Lumens
  • Hand Vacuum: 40 CFM and 24.6 IOW
  • 100% Compatible: Works with all RIDGID 18V Batteries, Tools, and Chargers

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Model: 18V Cordless 8-Tool Combo Kit with 2.0 Ah Battery, 4.0 Ah Battery, Charger, and Tool Bag

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Yesterday 09:53 PM
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Alsa84Yesterday 09:53 PM
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FYI, these are brushed.
Yesterday 10:25 PM
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gathermewoolYesterday 10:25 PM
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Quote from Alsa84 :
FYI, these are brushed.
Even the work light! Nooooooooo!
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Yesterday 10:37 PM
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dogstar1Yesterday 10:37 PM
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Quote from Alsa84 :
FYI, these are brushed.
Brushless are better for sure, but these are still good. Especially with the LSA. I've been buying Ridgid stuff for about a decade? (Maybe longer?) and my OG drill and driver are still going strong. I keep hoping they'll die and I'll send them in for repair and they'll just replace them with brushless (a guy can dream), BUT they won't die. And I've never found myself wanting more power than they put down.

TL/DR Brushless are better but these are still fine (and a pretty damn good deal, too).
Yesterday 10:40 PM
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Alsa84Yesterday 10:40 PM
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Quote from dogstar1 :
Brushless are better for sure, but these are still good. Especially with the LSA. I've been buying Ridgid stuff for about a decade? (Maybe longer?) and my OG drill and driver are still going strong. I keep hoping they'll die and I'll send them in for repair and they'll just replace them with brushless (a guy can dream), BUT they won't die. And I've never found myself wanting more power than they put down.TL/DR Brushless are better but these are still fine (and a pretty damn good deal, too).
I 100% agree. With the LSA for your average home user, this is one of the best deals I've ever come across. I just posted that they're brushed as that's what the majority want.
Yesterday 10:42 PM
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dogstar1Yesterday 10:42 PM
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Quote from Alsa84 :
I 100% agree. With the LSA for your average home user, this is one of the best deals I've ever come across. I just posted that they're brushed as that's what the majority want.
Yep, totally agree. Good to know that they're brushed -- always good to know what you're getting -- and yeah, great deal.

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Today 12:19 AM
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GRJ_MIAToday 12:19 AM
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Quote from Alsa84 :
FYI, these are brushed.
Great homeowner see - unless your using these all day for work brushes gets the job done. Remember peopleUsed brushed cordless tools for 30Years before brushless became available.
Today 12:34 AM
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fewlioToday 12:34 AM
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there's a higher grade/more powerful/dependability angle. It can make good sense to spend more if you're doing some tradesman tasks, you don't want any breakdowns/failures when you are 100 miles away from any real city.

But, for the weekend warrior or do-it-yourselfer, you will have a hard time ever wearing out the brushed tools vs brushless. And, ridgid seems to have the best customer support, they will send you parts to fix things if they do break down. or, ya can mail the worn out tool into ridgid service center. they've got the best warranty and support in the industry. I'm in pretty deep with milwaukee and bosch ecosystem, but if I had it to do over again, I'd buy most or all of my stuff from ridgid, and cherry pick a few tools that I worry about wearing out. And the tools that are certainly in that category are the cordless drill and "impact" wrench. They are two of the most common tools anyone will use, and by the time you start thinking about repairing, you may be happy to upgrade into the newer version of those tools.
Last edited by fewlio November 28, 2025 at 05:37 PM.

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Today 01:07 AM
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drew2moneyToday 01:07 AM
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I wish they would cut out the stupid extra's and lower the price. Don't need that flashlight or blower or the vacuum for a good starter system.
Today 01:45 AM
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WoodyGToday 01:45 AM
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Quote from dogstar1 :
Brushless are better for sure, but these are still good. Especially with the LSA. I've been buying Ridgid stuff for about a decade? (Maybe longer?) and my OG drill and driver are still going strong. I keep hoping they'll die and I'll send them in for repair and they'll just replace them with brushless (a guy can dream), BUT they won't die. And I've never found myself wanting more power than they put down.TL/DR Brushless are better but these are still fine (and a pretty damn good deal, too).
I've got a set from 2013 that refuse to die. Ive been waiting for them to die for years to upgrade.

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